Now Hear This
Product ID: 51067976
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Hal Galper studied at Berklee College before going on the road with the likes of Chet Baker, Stan Getz, Joe Henderson, and the Brecker Brothers. He was Cannonball Adderley's last piano player until the saxophonist's untimely death in 1975. Firmly rooted in the bop tradition but open to new adventures, he presents this 1977 all-star quartet featuring Japan's trumpet genius Terumasa Hino, free jazz veteran Cecil McBee on bass, and the one and only Tony Williams (ex-Miles Davis, ex-Lifetime). Review: Hard-driving modern jazz from Hal Galper’s Quartet in 1977. - The overlooked jazz pianist/composer Hal Galper(1938-2025) recorded this excellent quartet album for Enja in New York on February 15, 1977 with Japanese trumpeter/flugelhornist, Terumasa Hino, bassist Cecil McBee & drummer Tony Williams. The seven memorable tracks(including an alternative take) are all Galper originals apart from Thelonious Monk’s, ‘Bemsha Swing’. With impressive playing from Galper & Hino supported by a superb rhythm section, the hard-driving modern jazz on ‘Now Hear This’ deserves to be more widely known. Review: An alle Besitzer der Original-Vinyl-Ausgabe - haltet sie in Ehren! Dort spielt Tony Williams da, wo er hingehört. Im Mittelpunkt. Man kann es drehen wie man will, er war der Star dieses Albums. Durch sein Spiel erhält gerade "Now Hear This" seine Power. Der Remix klingt wie eine Produktion aus den 50ern. Jedes Instrument bekommt seine Ecke. Für mich wird hier ein tolles Album mit tollen Musikern soundmäßig verschlimmbessert.
| ASIN | B000FGGBHU |
| Best Sellers Rank | 541,057 in CDs & Vinyl ( See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl ) 7,557 in Modern Post-Bebop 207,340 in Pop |
| Customer reviews | 3.8 3.8 out of 5 stars (11) |
| Is discontinued by manufacturer | No |
| Label | Enja |
| Manufacturer | Enja |
| Number of discs | 1 |
| Product Dimensions | 14.2 x 12.5 x 1 cm; 63.5 g |
J**K
Hard-driving modern jazz from Hal Galper’s Quartet in 1977.
The overlooked jazz pianist/composer Hal Galper(1938-2025) recorded this excellent quartet album for Enja in New York on February 15, 1977 with Japanese trumpeter/flugelhornist, Terumasa Hino, bassist Cecil McBee & drummer Tony Williams. The seven memorable tracks(including an alternative take) are all Galper originals apart from Thelonious Monk’s, ‘Bemsha Swing’. With impressive playing from Galper & Hino supported by a superb rhythm section, the hard-driving modern jazz on ‘Now Hear This’ deserves to be more widely known.
R**D
An alle Besitzer der Original-Vinyl-Ausgabe - haltet sie in Ehren! Dort spielt Tony Williams da, wo er hingehört. Im Mittelpunkt. Man kann es drehen wie man will, er war der Star dieses Albums. Durch sein Spiel erhält gerade "Now Hear This" seine Power. Der Remix klingt wie eine Produktion aus den 50ern. Jedes Instrument bekommt seine Ecke. Für mich wird hier ein tolles Album mit tollen Musikern soundmäßig verschlimmbessert.
G**S
熱血ジャズが聴きたい人には絶対おすすめです。 冒頭からトニー・ウイリアムスのドラムスが大暴れする。完全に彼が主役です。 日野皓正はいつも通りの熱演、ハル・ギャルパーはマッコイ・タイナー風で頑張る。 音質は良くない。音が小さく、遠くから聞こえてくる感じだ。
S**D
I had this on vinyl, and bought this thinking the remaster would be even better. It isn't. The sound on the vinyl has such a punch -- Tony Williams has a presence that is just not there in the cd. Galper and Hino are tamed on the remaster; and this is a hard driving hard bop album where everyone really stretches out. Get it for the music, but realize enja dropped the ball with the sound.
T**R
Amazon wirft ja gerne die Dinge durcheinander. Es gibt zwei völlig unterschiedliche Sampler mit dem Titel 'Now Hear This'. Nur wo Garage draufsteht [B000O59174] ist Garage drin (5 Sterne). Die andere ist ein kruder Mix mittelmäßiger Titel, nicht aus den 60ern (2 Sterne). Hab leider die falsche erwischt, wenigstens für nur 0,01€. Yeah!
T**Y
Really good record from 1977. All amazing musicians. Hal Galper playing similar to McCoy Tyner on this. Tony Williams amazing as usual. Mr. Hino on trumpet reminds one of Woody Shaw or Freddie Hubbard. Incredible bass playing too. Some fine compositions. What's not to like?
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